Vincent,I respectfully disagree with virtually everything you've said.  

I hire subs on there, photographers, videographers, virtually everything. 

Wholesaling is another option but not easy because there is virtually no barrier to entry as a wholesaler.  

I spend around $2,000 - $3,000 per month in marketing and have a full-time virtual assistant.

I have virtually no assets to protect at this point. 

But also give thought and study the fundamentals of being a virtual innkeeper.

@James DeRoest  burned out landlords remain one of the mainstay's of acquiring new inventory... that's for sure.. and its true at virtually every price point..

@CHaim K.Although I haven't personally lost money on tax liens, some things I learned about them compared to notes over the years, generally speaking:- tax liens are safer lien position (i'll give 'em that)- tax liens are slower to reward than notes, with virtually no cashflow- i found it harder to deploy large amounts of capital with tax liens vs. notes.

Have you all ever Flipped a property out of state/ virtually with a partner?

He also has an academy that you can join but you really don't need to if you listen to his show from the beginning.Chris Chico sells a program that he calls virtual wholesaling that teaches people how to do wholesaling from a distance.